Do you see bettors who take cashout as cowards?

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

So, I was making comment on a non related topic then I saw a comment from a bettor who says he is having a deep regret for losing a cash out amount that was offered to him on his bet but because of greed, he didn't take the offer since he was expecting the potential win of that bet.  That comment reminded me of an argument that some bettors had a long time ago where some bettors were of the opinion that bettors who cut their game short by taking cashout are cowards and are no real bettors.  So, what's your opinion on this, do you think that bettor that normally take cashout are cowards and not a real bettor?

[LFC_Bitcoin]

No I don’t see people who cash out as cowards. The whole motive behind gambling is to attempt to win money. I don’t care how it comes, I just want to make a profit. If you win more than your original stake then it can’t be seen as a loss.

[shasan]

So, I was making comment on a non related topic then I saw a comment from a bettor who says he is having a deep regret for losing a cash out amount that was offered to him on his bet but because of greed, he didn't take the offer since he was expecting the potential win of that bet.  That comment reminded me of an argument that some bettors had a long time ago where some bettors were of the opinion that bettors who cut their game short by taking cashout are cowards and are no real bettors.  So, what's your opinion on this, do you think that bettor that normally take cashout are cowards and not a real bettor?

You are in a bad mind thats why it seems to you coward hence I think those are real bettors who does not undermind about the cashout. I think those who are smart bettors, they can cashout the potential winnings and they can make profit and not ready to make any lose.                     

[Charles-Tim]

They are not cowards. It also depends on the amount won already.

Example is someone that has 10 matches but has won 8 or 9, but remaining just one. If the person wants to win $20000, but it is $8000 to $12000 that can be cashed out, it is a wise decision to cash out.

I do not cash out because I prefer just a single match to bet on most of the time and because my parlay is not more than 2 or 3 matches that are not big odds.

[Davidvictorson]

So, what's your opinion on this, do you think that bettor that normally take cashout are cowards and not a real bettor?

I think it is toxic to label a gambler’s decision as being cowardly because it doesn’t suit one’s framework of what it is supposed to be. Those who do it need to do better. The money of whoever ever decides to cash out is theirs and so is the decision.

[uneng]

Maybe it's just part of their strategy, so it's not accurate to call them cowards. And even if they are fearful about losing money and decided to cashout, what is the problem, anyway? I guess gamblers shouldn't worry about being called cowards by other gamblers, because nobody is on their shoes to know what led them to cashout. Actually, opinions from other gamblers have little importance over your gambling activity, so don't get concerned about it.

[Findingnemo]

Nah, I see them as smart ones.

Just imagine we have been given a chance like you can get 100K with no questions asked just right away or you can take the risk of flip a coin and if you get it right you can walk away with 250K, I would chose the 100K because it is guaranteed but with that other option I may end up with nothing so the same way I see one who cashout when they feel that is enough as smart ones.

[Pi-network314159]

That comment reminded me of an argument that some bettors had a long time ago where some bettors were of the opinion that bettors who cut their game short by taking cashout are cowards and are no real bettors.  So, what's your opinion on this, do you think that bettor that normally take cashout are cowards and not a real bettor?

It depends on person view, how you view things is different from how I view things, to me those who Cash out early or short time are not caward. How can we insinuate or call a person that cashed out a caward why we know that sports bet or gambling is a very risky game, and anyone betting is looking for a profitable way to gain in betting, and cashout happens to be strategy for some people to make profit. As a matter of fact some people make more profit when they Cash out than when they allow it to play till the end. So I wouldn't call anyone any name for their actions. Any action is welcome in Gambling and that is why it  was first implemented to be used.

[Nwada001]

They are not cowards; those who call or refer to them as cowards are just taking life too seriously and are judging someone too much for their own decision. I placed a bet on a game, and I decided to take a cashout, which is my decision, not theirs. As long as I'm in profit on that game, there's nothing wrong about that.

[Alphakilo]

So, I was making comment on a non related topic then I saw a comment from a bettor who says he is having a deep regret for losing a cash out amount that was offered to him on his bet but because of greed, he didn't take the offer since he was expecting the potential win of that bet.  That comment reminded me of an argument that some bettors had a long time ago where some bettors were of the opinion that bettors who cut their game short by taking cashout are cowards and are no real bettors.  So, what's your opinion on this, do you think that bettor that normally take cashout are cowards and not a real bettor?

Why should bettors who withdraw cash out be cowards? Afterall, the betting platforms saw it as a way to have an edge and anyhow any bettor chooses to place their bets is their choice, but the house edge is there to stop a bettor from winning much, else the gambling platform would be out of business.
Cashout options is also a strategy for anyone to use, just as waiting for the end result.
Someone who has experienced a long losing streak may see it as a dream come true to break that streak and at least take a fresh air and have a fresh start and a better chance of winning again.

[Crypto Library]

So, I was making comment on a non related topic then I saw a comment from a bettor who says he is having a deep regret for losing a cash out amount that was offered to him on his bet but because of greed, he didn't take the offer since he was expecting the potential win of that bet.  That comment reminded me of an argument that some bettors had a long time ago where some bettors were of the opinion that bettors who cut their game short by taking cashout are cowards and are no real bettors.  So, what's your opinion on this, do you think that bettor that normally take cashout are cowards and not a real bettor?

I will personally say here that smart and responsible gamblers, in most cases, do not get greedy and cash out at a certain point. And I always appreciate this kind of decision making and I basically call them real smart bettors.
And those who say things like that cashing out means cowards are manipulators. When we used to see people gambling in traditional physical casinos, they would manipulate each other into playing again by saying things like this. And those who would be manipulated by this manipulation are actually fools.

[Yorubek]

There is no confirm of winning through gambling because the results are completely unpredictable. I think it is never foolish to withdraw money after gambling or after losing repeatedly. It is wise to withdraw most of the money after winning the while gambling. This will help you maintain self-control and protect yourself from big losses. The results of gambling depend a lot on luck, and there is no confirm that after winning the first time, we will be able to win again when we gamble again. So I think withdraw money from gambling can never be coward or foolish.

[Perfectbaby]

You should be able to understand that gambling is not the way people tends to be seeing it because that is what they sees and believe that they could win at any given point while gambling.
Although, with cash out it's assumed or presume that the game they are betting is not really trust worthy if they would win, but later run you would see that they are regretting to keeps coming when the game turn to be losses, that is why while gambling you should be that smart and active to know when to take cash out when the bet is going against you.

[Mia Chloe]

So, I was making comment on a non related topic then I saw a comment from a bettor who says he is having a deep regret for losing a cash out amount that was offered to him on his bet but because of greed, he didn't take the offer since he was expecting the potential win of that bet. 

Nahhhh there's nothing cowardice about cashing out before a bet actually gets concluded. Anyone who thinks that way could most likely be an addict because it simply means you are obviously taking gambling too seriously than it actually ought to be taken as.

If you place a bet and eventually you begin to doubt it and don't want to hold that risk for way too long then it's very ok to actually cash out.

[Amphenomenon]

No I don’t see people who cash out as cowards. The whole motive behind gambling is to attempt to win money. I don’t care how it comes, I just want to make a profit. If you win more than your original stake then it can’t be seen as a loss.

I feel like waiting for the final outcome or just cashing out should be a decision an individual ought to think critically depending on the case and if it doesn't go as planned they are still not a coward.

Sometimes this is not a sign of greed, choosing not to cash out, maybe they had past experiences or heard from others, and then in cases like that in they rather wait until all games are played.

It just individual choice and criticism will come from others either way if it doesn't the bettors, they should rather learn not to be on a regretful stare when ot happens.

[retreat]

So, what's your opinion on this, do you think that bettor that normally take cashout are cowards and not a real bettor?

I don't know why a gambler who cashes out is called a coward. Isn't the whole point of gambling to cash out? So, if someone cashes out, they should be considered a smart player because they know the right way to cash out. Why hold onto winnings in their account and then gamble them away in the hope of making a bigger profit? There's no guarantee that if they hold back on cashing out, they'll get a bigger return than they had before.

[justinlamode]

Gambling requires strategy and some people using the cashout pattern as their strategy. I know someone that plays very long accumulation that is comprise of matches of many weeks. As the matches peogress, he will be monitoring the amount available for cashput which if confirms to considerable amount, they will cashout. I don't like this style though because it is very easy to regret and it will also make the player lose hug money when he cashed out and the games later played as he predicted them.

[swogerino]

So, I was making comment on a non related topic then I saw a comment from a bettor who says he is having a deep regret for losing a cash out amount that was offered to him on his bet but because of greed, he didn't take the offer since he was expecting the potential win of that bet.  That comment reminded me of an argument that some bettors had a long time ago where some bettors were of the opinion that bettors who cut their game short by taking cashout are cowards and are no real bettors.  So, what's your opinion on this, do you think that bettor that normally take cashout are cowards and not a real bettor?

Personally I used to think like that in my prime years when I was young and was eager to make more money. Now with the passing of time and being matured it means that I think these guys are actually smart, there is nothing to be coward if you cash out your money when the possibility is offered to you. Now I mean that this guy or any guy who does this at least he needs to get like 60% or more the value of cash out compared to the 100% he would normally get if he waits until all the games finish. I can make an analogy with people cashing out in slot machines as soon as they reach 2x their deposit amount of money and I call them smart, they are not stupid like me that always go for max win, most people call me bold but there is nothing to show boldness of by doing what I do.

[Woodie]

Cowards?? Lol you wager $10 on a payout of 1million and along the way because your games are all going your way and the bookie gives you a cashout of $20,000 with 2 games to go..are we going to say this person is a coward when they take the cashout , I don't think so! I know if you are smart enough and have the deep pockets you would take your chances to hedge against remaining games to guarantee a payout but we should all be on the same page to say cashing out is a sign of not being greedy, and that's how it should be!!

[Merit.s]

If the amount offered as cash out is bigger than what I used in betting, I will accept cash out because that is the best way to play safe in order to avoid regrets like the guy in the OP.

Greed can make you lose it all because it's the profits that has already been made that is yours and not the one that you are expecting.